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Theo van Doesburg's 'Café Aubette' is a vibrant, geometric masterpiece from 1927. Explore its bold color scheme and innovative design – a cornerstone of De Stijl movement.
Experience Theo van Doesburg's 'Counter Composition XV,' a pivotal De Stijl masterpiece. Bold geometric forms, primary colors, and dynamic asymmetry create a harmonious abstraction – explore its revolutionary impact on art & design.
Theo van Doesburg's 'Composition I (Still Life)' is a groundbreaking geometric abstraction exploring form and space through carefully arranged objects – a pivotal work of the De Stijl movement.
A striking monochromatic geometric abstraction by De Stijl pioneer Theo van Doesburg featuring interlocking black and white forms that invite you to explore the essence of pure modernism for your collection.
Theo van Doesburg's "Café Aubette" is a striking gouache on paper depicting the interior design of Café Aubette in Strasbourg. Painted in 1927, it embodies Neoplasticist principles—geometric abstraction and harmonious color palettes—influenced by Kandinsky’s pioneering explorations into spiritual art.
Explore Theo van Doesburg's 'Composition with half values,' a pivotal De Stijl masterpiece from 1928. Geometric abstraction & limited color define this iconic work now at Kunstmuseum Basel.
A bold geometric abstraction of primary colors and black squares defines this 1922 masterpiece by Theo van Doesburg, offering a window into the De Stijl movement for collectors seeking to own a piece of modern history.